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Telegram-herald., 1887-11-23

MORTGAGE sALE.-Default having been made
vi in the conditions of q certain mortgage. exc
cuied by Clinton ID. Shoemaker and sarah G..
Kent county, Stale OF Michigan. ~ Julia G.
PsrkeT OF New aven, county OF hscODb and
State aforesaid. ana recorded in the once Of the
Register Of Deeds Of Ken county, Michigan, ia
lber i0i OF mortgages, on page 40, on the lJh
day or November, A D., 1888 a. 30 clock p
m, on which mortgage there Is claimed 10 lie due
al the date Of this notice the sum Of eight hun
dred aud nine dolsrs and fifty -hve cents S>05a5l,
and no sui procs iings nj law having been In
sttoted 10 recover the ~sid sum or any part there
OF. notice is hereby given hat by virtue % the
over OF sa in said NOR gage contained, aud the
statute in such case made and provided sal 4
mortgage Will be foreclosed by q SAFE OF the
mo tagged premises the rein described TO satisfy
said mortgage debt, interest. attorney fee tan at
iorney aud counsellor at law having hes n en-
ployed 20 foreclose said MORTGAGE and costs OF
Wednesday, January 10Th. A. D, 1855, at ten
clock r.. M. az the south front door or the court
house of said Kent county, Michigan, the same
being the place OF holding The Circuit Court for
said county,, to-wit Court block on Lyon street,
in the city OF Grad Rapids, said premises being
described as follows, wit:
All that Certain piece or parcel OF land situate
and being in the village of Grandville. county OF
Kent and state of Michigan and describe az
follows, 10 wit: Lots numher one hundred and
ninety-five (l95l, one hundred and ninetv-eighi
(l9S1, two hundred and seven tS0Il, and TWO hun
cred and ten l2l0), old survey, of plat o' Grand
vile village, according 10 the recorded plat
thereof.
Dated Oct 25th. A.. d, 1857.
JULIA c. PARKER. Mortgagee.
A. OWEN CRozIRR, Attorney for Mortgage.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-23

Thomas fgx0a. a. - Cenzi-st. wiH efve
LIS Nineteenth znnigersSTy rsltls tor turkeys
aud oysgsxs % THANKSGIVING eve.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-23

Caase Bros Piano Conn any have the ex-
elusive right to sell the Smith American
Organ" salesrocm No. 90 Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-23

Look over Hstch's bill OF fare before
ordering your Thanksgiving dinner.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-23

Trusses. Supporters, Elastic Stockings at
Peck's Drug Store.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-11

= Ne Al IVA f,Ss.. Il Aa.ss had hereartgYepak In
Carson, Nevada, streets were thrsnged
with people in night attire. Some
shirts were too short to render the
wearer pressntabie. a'bo reporter
makes special mention Of having OBJ
served D number of oare-legged girls,
and not a few pointed yoke chemise,
neatly trimmed with Hamburg lnser-
ton Hamburg prevailed Many
tastefully arranged night-gowns di-
ysrsifed the scene, but no one, except
the reporter, seems to have taken no-
tice Of the scene thus presented. 0th-
ers were interested in Tie eject of tie
quake, the injury to buildings, and
assures made in the ground There
was, however an exception, single
one, apen ths appearance Of a lady,
who had partially disrobed for the
night, wearing an indestructable wire
hustle, with three puts, which seemed
greatly out Of place, without other
covering than that afforded BY the
moonlight. Dcuglasscounty was af-
foraed an additional supply of water
from openings in the earth
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-11

Congress has enacted tlgat every
marriagn ceremony, p any of the Ter.
ritosaes, shall be certified BY csstiii-
cate setting forth the tact and nature
of such ceremony the iall names of
Tie parties, As well as the full name
and title of the person eticiating, and
also the witnesses i'hss certificate
shall then bo FLED IL tha Probate
court, 81 IN tte absence Of ssach, ia
any court having probate jurisdiction,
where i shall be tnYnediately record
ed, ana shall be at all times sui,5ect 10
inspection as other pnhic records.
The willful violation of this ges ii
made a misdemeanor, punishable By a
fne of not more than $1,000 Oh im-
prisonment not longer than tvso years,
or both.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-11
TnR AIAEN Asr.


The Alien Act Is an example Of the
specious legislation Sd often passed BIZ
Congress in response to popular and
senseless clamor, and is evil effects are
already appareut and call for its
amendment, Itis about time that i
halt were called upen this rails0ad-
ing through of plausible but decsp.
tive measures, which are iniuring
development 81 orr struggling iadus-
tries.
Protection III this country has
grown into Trojan horse chat threat,
ems to completely cut oG mucbof our
profitable commerce with other conn.
tries The Alien Act il very impoii-
tic measure, and u i case u euttlng
of ones nose 10 spite tho face Had
the prohibition applied only u the aa-
quiring Of large tracts u laud by
aliens II would have been at very
well, but the folly II declaring f5z
eigu capital from investing ID mines,
ain industry which has been kept alive
il may be sald, By English ard Euro
psan ealfitai is ID once apparent The
s. n Mining and Scientific Press takes
in the situation when il says
Itis d singular fact while We ire
throwing obstacles III the way of the
introduction Of foreign capital, our
near neighbors are encouraging the
development ana settlement 0f unee-
cupisd Land both agricultural and
ininera building railroads, and by
liberal measures the Canadian Pacific
railroad On the north bids iair to be II
serious rival to our system of railroads
that span the continent. On the south
our sister Republic tMexieos has
thrown wide open heg doors and offers
every lIlGdeement 10 both agrieultu-
riats and miners to c0lonize her vast
territory and develop her mineral re-
sources Her colonization laws arc
liberal Tho code of laws governing
her mines are superior tooufs In many
respects Il IL necessary lor us also
ITO 10 something 10 get people to invest
IN oug mines. The law referred ID
does not affect the States except indi.
rectly, but tho Territories have mnch
70 complain of from is enactment.
II
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-11
TEEsnHr0aEAL rrOrAsla.



Cattle are assessed 81 $40 III Yaya-
lpai county this year.
J. Itls said thas Salt river IL lower
than known for sixteen years past
Il. II, 0eme, of phnnix and ] ~,
Bolau, " Graham county have been
appointed by the Governor as mem
bers Of tie Territorial Boafd 81 Equal.
ieation.
The Mohave County Miner says;
The Kingman sampHng Works dis
bursed among tile NINE owners and
ohleriders OF Mohave county during
last month, City thousand dollars.
The ST Johns Apache county Her.
ald complains of repeated depreciation
upon stock BY rustlers, ANA wants the
county authorities to cooperate with
those u Ysvapai Il ering The eulprits
To justice
From present indications the assess
meut roll oil dohaye county for this
year viii far exceed any previous one
in the amonnt and value Of the prop
erty assessed, which shows that our
county Is growing Miner
Owing To the prevalence Of small-
pox at Nogales, the adjourned term of
the district court 70 June 18th will
net 10 held, as the trial Of tue cases
would necessitate the bringing Of
many witnesses from Ncgales, which
might not be III the interest Of the
health of Tucson, Star.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-11
CUSTOM MADE PANTS fs.

Made TO measure from wooien cloths
direct from the manafactarer's saying an
intermediate profits, thereby giving our
eustomers a much greater value for
tho money than il Is possible 10 obsair
otherwise. We guarantee entire saiis-
faction, or tie money win he refunded
Send slse of waist and inside leg
measure, together with So, and
Soc for express, Hnd say about what
culor you prefer, and we win send tho
pants to your address neatly boxed II
you desire samples, send Ga, and We vii
mail an assortment Ia select from Bay
STATE PANTS co. 80 Hawley
Street, Boston, Mass.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-11

zealots og the Reformed presbyle-
rian church 81 America, astely in ses.
sion 10 Newbnrg, New York, adopted
= resolution declaring that the receipt
81 mails and delivery of postal mattsr
upon the Sabbath day Is enc of ths
griatest sins Of the government, and
calls upon the evangelical bodies of
the United States to combine Hith A
Yfaw Of inducing our sinful govern
mont To rat brakes upon thatone of its
greatest SINS, tieabtlcss, with The yiew
ksat all persons Sc disposed might ge
a fishing The ReForirea Psesbyte.
rian church eyidantIy sighs fgf the
good old days Of l672, when there was
but one mail carried ii tie United
States, which made monthly trips be-
tween Boston and New York, and
when every day was Sunday, except
the day on which the mail arrived.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-11
Notice cf Forselture.

Notlce i hereby given to !. d. IaTRue, and
wharlsoeVef else, ccgswglpFs, with The under
signed ia the Silver Basir annae, situate IN the
nlinise district u Glebe, Gaanty d Gila, and
Tcnitqrs af AriziHa and more particularly
dese1Ded il Book \, Page 4e5, 81 rcenrds ok
mines II end for the said eeanty q Giias and
Territory Aforesaid
This, thertfsra Is ts Esotifv yoR A. co40wner
or ywDere in sid nlhses tlat the midezsisued
hayire tidre aiid 3'esfts a,e,i the annual work
as required fY law ftf the leaFs iSs4 $50, at
blk ewn e4t. saiil y8a ha,ine il no #ise cla-
tribattd q tie s5ss thefefnis Il ylin. tile
above meutalled pasty ~ fasties IN intSreSt,
fail n flay ganr iuii preparation * etssts ef
said wafs. tsststher with ihe cOst II this adj
tertistwrns and accnsing costs, vi slia EiEe-
ty da3s tgii8 the tafe q tie publication of
this nstice ysst. interest u said elaine ~ .
9wnef "a owtess willNtteFly cease ard lecnHls
the property " the andeisEned AeemNing tp
law fREil HEKTE
tilS2Is, a. III, MsnA q 1851 lntshJ sol
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-11

The Tombstone Prospector cons
mends the action sf The Boards Of SUI
peyyisors in the counties comprising
the Third Judicial District, which have
recently decided ito pay from the
county treasury the sum Of $500 per
annum To the District Judge The
Tucson STIR also eommends the Boards
Of Yavapai MoJaye and Apache eol,n-
ties for Their action IL the premises.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-11

The latest information from Mexico
ii regard 10 THE probable fate a. Gol.
Aryizu and Lieut.. Gnitarrez, the NJ.
gales inyaders ID jail AZ Guaymas
pending an appeal for communication Of
the death sentence, is to tile effect that
the Intervention of Bayard tor lsnisns
cy Will not have tho desired effect, but
that sentence 81 death viii undopbt-
tedly be executed
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-11

"A New York dispatch of the 6th.
says: III tie trial of Jacob Sharp. Of
Broadway street rAiRNad notoriety,
three jurors testified so having been
individually approached with offers 81
large bribes, provided they would be
lonient with Sharp Tho court og-
lersd warrants for tia arrest 81 als
parties inplicased.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-11

Laasmuoh as the erection of corr
nemorative bronze has become com
Iaou, why not pass round the hat and
erect monument as an enduring -.
Under that Joseph Hopkinton, Of
.ssachnsetts, IN 1913, invented shoe
sgs.
A monument soon TO befnished and
dedicated to Ruel Colt Gridley, win b
placed i Stockton Rural Cemetery.
Fhe question will 10 asked who *
Grdlsy, and what has he done to en-
title him TO monument? Had we
said monument to the Austin, Ne
y da, sack of Aonr which, trimmed
tn straam~~s Gridley had borne
" as bae-, N 1864, through the
~ Is Of austin. to the air of ''John
IN" to pay bet that the Demo
&c nominee for mayor Of that city
I'D be elected, some, not many,
uld have recalled the collateral cir.
Gumstances attending the sale Of that
sack Of -four, and why Il sold for
100000 in cash, mining stock and
avn lots in Watertown and Austin.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-11
pREFgRRgs asoeAl.s.

II YOU want goed pair of boots or
shoes, call at q sctulze's, Prices re-
dueed.
Now clothing samples just arrived
at II 5. Van Wagenen
FOR the ladies, ribersene and ara
sene felt, at Myers 4 scheiris.
Fresh groceries constantly arriving
at Van Wagenens.
Butter, eggs, spuds, bacen, dry salt
meat and ham, at Van Nagenens.
Great reduction in cash prices at =.
& KelIner & co.
II you want good suit Of clothes
custom nade, leave yonr order with
G. S Van Wagenen.
Boy 4 seersucker dress At Meyers 4
Sciisin 5, II will wash and needs no
starchlng nor ironing
Jpst received BY Alex. Graydon. j
car load of Cumberland coal.
wines ana sAsasrs,
White Rye Whiskey Bourbon Nhis-
Key. Sin, ripifax Bitters, Pert wine,
Sherry wiae, Angelica wine, Cham
papge cider, etc. etea as q. 81 Van
Wagenens
Rosary trimmings and Moon Light
on tae Lake jerseys Ut ]. Myers 4
sche.n
California and Hayden -four oat
meal corn meal, cracked wheat, rolled
oats. etc., etc., al Van Wageuen
FpR saLr fue ranch. Range for
1000 head II stock GOOD feed and
abundant wafer sappy Inquire d;
Tie Bs1s Office.
N3srs and schein display 4 very
handsome stock of spring goods, mil
liners ladies' and gentlemsa's straw
bats, etc. Call and ezamine them
Myers & scfeips stock ii repletc
With ihe latess novelties III dress
gcelss, millinery, hosiery, eie Also 1
RYa Sne ~ Sr..t,ta caat,Fs sna f,sssnsah
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-11
rANArsnN ~ nlYEarnel.

,Florence Enterprise takes eSg
.ton ~ 4 paragraph ID relation tp
assessment ofeattle, that appeared
ID BEur If May 27th ana wliieh
9itizou Reproduced ii its editorial
d. WE a. not deem il neeessas
take any notice Of tho Enter,
S comments, since what we said
lassaiiable, and the 8ELy can not
shtfully be charged as being innni.
to the stockmeu, III fact we early
5ognized the Importance Of cattle
isiug in Arizona and have devoted
,ore space in our columns to further
ing its interests than almost any 9th.
ar paper In the Territory that does
not make livestock a specially and
draw its chief support from stcckmen.
At the same time we are not in
favor, Of discriminating in favor ofany
industry or class to the Getriment Of
others. We believe that cattle are
not assessed too bigh, as compared
with other taxabss property in the
several counties of the Territory.
While the present season is proving a
very hard one on the cattlemsn, yet it
has thus far been equally disaatrous to
copper and silver mining in many sec.
tions, and with the exception Of in two
or three favored towns IN Arispna,
evory branch of business has suffered
materially, and values Of property de-
preciated. In fact real estate, as a
rule, III our mining camps has only 8
nominal value, dependent Oh an antic-
ipated revival, which may never oolae
The value of livestock, on the other
hand, changes but slowly and can al
ways be closely detsrmined, without
there being room scr dissent
III proof of our assertion that not
more than three-fsurths Of tho cattle
and other livestock Ia the various
counties is gwen in forassessment, We
cite a few instances Of public reeordin
ella county, last year, where tbe as
ssssments were raised or corrected By
the Supervisors, sitting as d Board Of
Equalization In one case the mum.
Dor Of head was raised from 4 to 40;
in another from 875 to 4S9; itlll an.
other from 500 70 500, and again from
$50 to 1901 Iii difficult to sllways
arrive al thenumber Of animals owned
BY any one person, aud while We Be-.
lisye that stsckmeu are as honest as
any other class Of citizens, yet the
evasion Of taxes on many kinds Of per.
sonal property Is very common, Is is
well known, and the temptation as r..
CARDS livestock is very great owing 70
the difficulty experienced BY assessors
in obtaining the correct number ior
assessment.
We believe that the better plan in
leyying taxes would be to assess all
nroneS personal, at
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-11
"can,t see How il CEN,

Among tic 150 kinds II Cleth Benn3 Dollar
Volumes given away by the RocaesterlN. y j
AslKRfcAs Rural HONE f0f every 81 sub-
seription to that Great & page, a3 co.,, se vssr
old, weekly which are 5x7 iaehes, froin 500 to
500 pages, are these;
Law without I&wyefs Farm stoekhreesefs' Guide.
Fainiy Cyei0pedia nanNk0ns Mel COurSeioF.
Pam CyclopediA Five yeaIa before the Mast,
World Cyclopedia bufgegsal Hist 81, Nati0ns
Pop History civil Har Boys Unisesaal passimss
0cth sidesl
One book and paper one year, poSt-paid
Sl I5l Reference Hon G. HI. pARsoSs,
Mayor Rochester. Sample copies, 2e All.
dress RURAL HoNR Co, Limited, Bo1 22G,
Rochester, N Y. nlay2g, lem
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-11


and, consequently, bought
,.suout previous investigation, or
were duped by designing spectators,
Nevertheless, considering mining as
field for Investment, the same as
Fal4vosa stocks and other like securi-
ties, it is evident that it offers more
opportunities for safe and profitable
inyestment than any mercantile, man
nfscturing Or financial pursuit, to the
intelligent and discriminating inyes-
tor.
The New York Financial and Min
ing Record in calling attention TO this
fact, mentions number Of mines
which ara paying shareholders from
Is to 33s PER cent. upon their invest
ment The Con. Cal & Virginia, mar
ket value Of share S22, pays monthly
dividend Of S109,000 a return on the
iavesRnent Of q 6l9 per cent, Silver
King, share $40 (now 50 25l monthly
dividend Ss5,O00, pays 30 per cent
0ntauo, share S25 25, monthly divi-
dsnd S75,00e, pays % 1915 per cent
Homestaks, share Sl6, monthly divi-
dend $4,000 pays l6 1916 per cent !
Plymouth, share $40, monthly div-
dsnd $4,000, pays Is per cent; Small
Hopes, share 81 90, monthly dividend
S5e,000. returns to shareholders 333
per cent, These are only q few Of the
many mines that can be enumerated
wlich are paying shareholders very
large returns on the money invested,
and were it not for the unreasonable
distrust Of capital, they would Be
multiplied fourfold.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-11
TERMS CASH.
Posi- tSx civ No Credit
Sealed Proposals.


VIII BE received at the 0llica 81 the Board
of Supervisors - Z ila Ccusty Arizona, until
40 O'Clock n mi, July 5th, s7, for sinking q
wgii III the Court III ouse yard oD The following
conditions, tosWit:
top If gtouna tt thc nemeht, where a wslid
f,llidsficn 5aay ue had fog rcsk wall &nd
fosir fees Ii aissneter through cement, and
to BE- walled 40 with rock from tho GEMS ~ tq
ithe TIN tsie gratafids ~ ae II make the weH
four ~ feet ii diameter from TOP b n0ttsap
Fuur faci 81 watgF fD be ia well hefoFa the
safne Wiz ba aeceptea.
VIII III reeeiyed sspaiatety 0r fuf the
whole f59 The sifkiEg afsd wallsne The wells
fll Fafts feceiying The cantrars VIII be re-
eaiira ts slya boslds II ths smninf $500
Fl cam Feeerses fhe right " reject any
Gappe M June
ChailtuAn
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-11
Camp Meeting.

There win Be al e}d gsshionea Cainp Mees-
ing, at WheatEelds, twelve miles nofth 81
tsiobe commencing duly 29th and continuing
to August Sth. All sre especially eas5ted 4
come aliG camp. Board, lodging and pastui.
age csn b had an application ~ the gfoal9',
fine shade, splemlia water and gcod lnneie.
Several ninisteia sgill he ia attendance,
r. Az WENIiss f ...t.sa
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-11

Whenever you feel an uneaaiposs IN
the region of tho hear, q slight pain ia
tbs shoulder, arm, 81 unde;i the shoai.
der-blade, or when you find yorseli
shors of breath rhsn eaeroning, oF ycar
heart l.as periods 81 boating fast, sou
have heart disease and should take Dr,
Flints Heart Remedy. AL drnggistai
NJ 5D Descriptive treatiso each with
bottle; 81 address j j. Mack n Co ISL n.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-11

Tic Anaconda, ~ Z, copper pro-
dnct lor the month et May wall REACH
3 600 .009 pounas, ana for ths sar
30, 900 900 pounds.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-11
AGENTS wAasIsDs 3 seli -REMISIsefsEcR 81
% YEARS ii tie EATIoNAI METRun64ss.
By BEH pERLET PO0RE,

Iilustsatiug ths wiz HsEssr ana EscHtlieiiiSs Il
notesi eeleBriles. richly Illustrated tsess
d Inner socissy His'osI fro5p y "a sins % Ne
reddias d cissslapd wgnderfally Popular
Agents rerort rapid saaes Aidssss fs csreiisr ard
terms i. i. RANcRaFT q 80 PabnaAsrs ssp
Faapeirco cai feb t9-a
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-11

Next has reached NoRales of tha
burnsn 81 tae eonpagnie Rala
psr sofks III sansa Rsesalie ghe lsse
is e000N
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-11

property both real and
is necessary chat sa tho
of value be considered III
- be assessed al its trae market
value in cash, Of which the sssessors
are to Judge from al the information
thoy can obtain, and the affidavit Of
the taxpayer y only d circumstance %
be considered BY them, and Il not con
elusive upon them unless it is pro-
tided by the statutes.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-11

=, InCuses-se q de-
themselves, and instruct
en- in the delights Of quiet life and
to enjoy II.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-11

II was hoped and generally believed
hat with the removal Of ~ ChRSca-
uas from in Reser-
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-11

According to the Clifton Clarion
w~;F Slaughter, Of Cochise county,
sward Of $500 a. b.
81 Graham county,
conviction Of Joseph
,d man near Will.
% Crawford arr
lim, and notified
ID him good and
mile, and that he.
O hfder.
-
qpying an tbe out.
Springer, the COL
wife murderer, who
bnuris, Sonora, Mex
fMr Cole, sheriff
ifornla,
lage Of
deelarod
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-11
Rankin BgaytOn 3 Company,
PAclFTc IROM WORKS,

san Ffa0eiscp. tsaseao and New Xosk
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-11

FpR SALE ! fne ranch Range foF
1000 head of stock. Good feed and
abundant water sappy Inquire q;
the BsFs Office
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-11

Myers & SciieiDs stock Il repsetc
with ihe latost novelties III dress
gcelts, milIinery, hosiery ete Also 1
iine line of gents scarfs and furnish
ing goods Cali and be ceagineed
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-11

NtA AANaSA
would Be
e that ac-
AXIS bat the
we now find
'ntinued peace
rtira body oF
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-08-13
A APPLICATION FOR PAT
e.. ENT.. ..a. 80 .
mo. SG1.1
U. 8. Land once at Eureka. Nevada. |
.... July n, 1881. ....s /

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT WILL
1N lam w. Chisholm whose residence and
post Office address is Salt Lake CITY, in Salt
Lake County; Utah Territory, has made appIi-
cation for United etates Patent for the .sIiy
Chief Lode mining claim, situate i'm Ferber
Mining District, lko County. State of Neys.
da' consisting of 1869 linear feet OF the lode
and surface ground 600 feet wide, being Lot or
Survey No. SO and described In the field notes
and plat of the official survey on file In this
ONCE with magnetic variation at II degrees
east as folloWs,: Commencing at post No. /,
the south-"eslerlY corner o: the claim, from
which tt e quarter. section CO.. ner between and
common to Sections and 9, Township 27
North, Range 20 East, Mt. Diablo Meridian.
bears 8 % deg II min 1ll3 feet dista,.t /.
thence running S "a deg 80 min E $50 feet TO
the South side post. thence g. deg 20 min E
gig feet to post No. q tho South.essterly corner
Of the claim; thence N 81 deg 40 min W 600 feet.
to post No. 8, the North cas-, erly corner of the
claim; thence o. deg 20 min W 61o feet to the
North side post; thence N Il deg 80 min w T5o
feet to post No. 4, the North-westorly. corner
OF the claim; and thence s 81 deg 40 min 800
feet TO said post No. 1, the place OF beginning.
containing total area Of 1887 acres! All of
which Is claimed and applied for, tho area I'm
conflict with lot or survey No. 81, the Nam
moth lode, not being excepted or excluded
from the claim or from said application.
From the middle OF the wester end line
OF said Big Ohlef lode claim the discover vnoint
OF the claim bears 8 "a deg 80 min Il 75O feet
distant, The said mining claim being otreoord
In the Office Of the County Recorder of Rlko
County, Nevada, who is ex-ofacio Recorder Of
said mining district, at EJko. IL Elko County,
Nevada. The neal est known locations being
the Mammoth" lot 81, the Rod Cloud" lot an
the "Elko" lot 80, and the "Great Western,
lode mining claims, In the same District
Any and all pertons claiming adversely any
portion Of said Big Chief mine, or surface
ground, are required to file thor adverse claims
with the Register OF the United States Land
Office. at Eureka, in tho STATE OF Nevada. ar
ing the sixty days period OF publication hera.
of, or they will be barred by virtue of tho pro.
visions Of the Statute.
d. II. HALL,
H'." Register
direct that this notice be published I'm An.
INrEPEspENT, at Elko. Nov, tho newsp.psr +
published nearest the said mining claim o., :
the period Of sixty days. O., ~ - II
ssuauEr t.. oh. HALL, ass /
Register,
DATED, Rlko, July ~, 1887.